Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-02-23
Wednesdays Edition.
Yesterday vas . stormy day.

Wednesdays Edition.
 Yesterday was stormy day. Prescott has a democratic postmaster. E. J. Cock is reported very III al bis residence.
 F. W. Blake lett for Phenix this
 morning.
 Ed. Horne is proving to be an | efficient ss well ss courteous and obhg-
 ing county recorder.
 Jesus Lujsn, well known stage
 driver of this territory recently died q, San Berna-dino California.
 The hill abolisEing county courts,
 passed the council to-day and now will go to the governor for signature
 Tickets for Mrs, N. Ellis piano recital.
 will be on sale on and after tomorrow | at c. 5. Hutchinsons drug store Col L. E. Eggers celebrated his 43d birthday yesterday by extending general invitation to his friends to visi, his office on the east side of the plaza, where he set . magnificent spread for them. The colonel is noted for his hos pitaiity-
 Among the gayest of the gay Al last nights bah, was Representative Collins of Mohaye county. Dame Rumor, hath it, that the citadel of "Pastey's" affec- tions, which has withstood the assaults of Cupids darts for years. is about to cap itulate to one of Prescott's fairest dam sele.
 We notice by the Sacramento papers that Weinstock < Lubin, the well known dry goods and clothing house of that city are making extensive improvements in their store, one of the new features
 being two thirty feet plate glass win dows. They have also purchased adja- cent property for the accommodations oI their out of town mail order business,
 which is said to be many times the lar gest of it's kind on the coast.
 The Prescott Opera house was crowded
 last night to its fullest dancing capacity
 by the members of our fire department and their friends to celebrate the second anniversary of the organization. Music |
 was furnished by Professors Thomas and
 Martin. and member of the Ninth h. fantry hand from Whipple, and dancing
 vas kept up until late in the "wee sma' hours." The fire boys proved them selves as gallant in the halls of Terpsi- | ehore as they arc prompt and brave in the face of danger. We congratulate them on tine success of their ball
 "Ii there is really nothing in the news paper .yap' about the legislature want ing to establish an official organ" will some one kindly explain why certain | bills in the legislature contain provisions in regard 10 the "olhcisl paper" The newspapers generally, throughout the ter | rltory have raised such protest against 1 such a measure that the scheme may
 have been dropped. It will be difficult ]
 to convince men Of intelligence however
 that such 2 scheme was not contenpla-
 ted when official organ" was mentioned
 in several bills and every one knows there IS no such thing in existence as
 an official paper. An End to Bono Scraplng. Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg, Iii,
 says: Having received so much bene- fit from Electric Bitters. l feel it my duty to let suffering humanity know it. Have had running sore on my leg for eight yeare my doctors told me would |
 have to have the bone scraped or leg amputated. l used, instead, three bottles | of Electric Bifters and seven boxes Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and my leg is now sound and well" Electric Bitters